remains in a short-term consolidation phase. Economists at Credit Suisse look for an eventual break higher post this pause.“EUR/USD is still stalling below key resistance at 1.0918/44 and we stay biased towards a consolidation phase below this level. However, post this pause, we believe a breakout above here is now likely, with the next resistance seen at 1.1185.”
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